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Sharing Info On Ram Temple Trust Will Endanger Life Or Compromise Confidential Info Source: MHA
The Amit Shah-led ministry refused to disclose information sought by a self-described descendant of Lord Ram under RTI.
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Serological Survey, Delineation Of Containment Zones: 5 Key Points From MHA-Delhi Govt Meet
As of Monday, Delhi has had a total of 59,746 cases of which 24,558 cases are still active.
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Delhi Riots Death Toll Halved, Arrests Vastly Reduced In Delhi Police's Reply To RTI
The Delhi Police reported 52 deaths to the home ministry but cited the much lower figure of 23 deaths in its reply to an RTI query.
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Kerala Brings Back Certain Curbs After Centre Objects To Relaxed Lockdown Rules In 7 Districts
The state on Monday relaxed certain lockdown rules in two zones, which comprise seven districts.
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Masks Made Mandatory Across India: The Guidelines For The Extended Lockdown
Spitting in public has been made a punishable offence and a strict ban enforced on sale of liquor, gutka, tobacco.
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Telangana Told Centre About Nizamuddin Coronavirus Cluster, Says State Health Minister
A police officer, related to a person who died of COVID-19 after attending the Tablighi Jamaat event, played a crucial role in tracking down those exposed to the novel coronavirus.
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India's 21-Day Lockdown: 10 Things You Need To Know Today
Journalist tests positive in Madhya Pradesh, Mizoram reports first patient and more updates.
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'Controlled Within 36 Hours': What Amit Shah Said About Delhi Riots In Lok Sabha
The Union home minister claimed that the first incident of violence in northeast Delhi was reported on 24 February around 2 pm and the last one on 25 February around 11 pm.
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Modi Govt Caught Contradicting Itself On CAA In RTI Response
A day before it said, in response to the UN, that the CAA is an "internal matter", the Modi government refused to reveal documents about the law requested in an RTI application filed by HuffPost India, arguing that disclosure may adversely affect "relation with foreign states".
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As It Happened: Delhi HC Asks Police To Consider FIRs Against Kapil Mishra, Anurag Thakur, Parvesh Verma
The Delhi HC has, meanwhile, said 'we cannot have a repeat of 1984' amid political blame game between BJP, AAP and Congress.
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